Carmel's 2025 Year in Review highlights infrastructure improvements and partnership efforts, inviting the community to reflect on shared achievements.

Three children were hospitalized after a hit-and-run in Indianapolis; police seek information and manage traffic disruptions from the ongoing investigation.

A road rage incident on I-465 led to gunfire in a Carmel neighborhood. Carmel Police and SWAT teams were involved, and an adult male faces multiple charges involving firearms.

IMPD seeks public help in locating Kristina Potts, a 31-year-old woman with autism and TBI last seen leaving Community Hospital East. She may require medical attention.

Starke County in Indiana receives over $500,000 from the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program for road and bridge improvements, benefiting local communities like Knox and North Judson.

Johnson County celebrates the holiday season with various events including the Dec-A-Trees exhibit, lighted trails, and concerts, while also encouraging civic engagement and input for the 2026 legislative session.

Brandon Mathis was named the winner of Speedway’s Sugar & Smiles Gift Card Giveaway, receiving a Dallara AK Esports gift card. The giveaway aimed to spread holiday spirit and engage the local community.

Hamilton County Sheriff's Office announces its 2nd Annual Blades & Badges event at Federal Hill Commons Ice Plaza Rink for community engagement and family fun.

A new Nothing Bundt Cakes bakery opens in Lawrence, offering a variety of Bundt cakes with cream cheese frosting. Mayor Deb Whitfield attended the ribbon-cutting event.

Indiana allocates over $1.2 million for local infrastructure upgrades, with grants distributed to nearly 200 communities for road and bridge improvements.

Juvenile robbery in McCordsville results in arrests, with a 15-year-old charged with robbery and an adult charged with drug possession after a swift police response.

Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program allocates $317,624 to Newton County for road and bridge improvements, requiring local investment for grant matching.

Cloverdale received a $136,703 state grant to improve roads and bridges through Indiana's Community Crossings Matching Grant Program, as reported by State Rep. Beau Baird.